$6000 later and they only did 5 weeks of ads, my consultant kept changing every 3-4 weeks - not a single sale and bad service.
It should of been a warning to me, but I didn’t take it. I signed a contract with Leadevo to perform fb advertising for my business. My phone meeting with Peter Szabo, the owner went very well. He was encouraging that my product was great for fb and had great target potential and asked me to feel out some additional information and said my consultant would contact me.
I emailed the general contact email each week starting 7/29/17 and after 3 months and $6000 as they had my charge card number with the contracting signing (that they could not find) I finally was contacted by a person from the company. His contact though was that they could not find my contract and it needed to be resigned - I know, I know that should of been a sign to insist on a refund and jump out. Put I was still thinking about how encouraging and positive my conversation was with Peter. I resigned the information and emphasized that I had already paid for 3 months of service.
Finally on Oct 6, 2017 I received an email from Ben Stock and his response was - you need to boost your current posts. Really, that for $6000?
He’s next response was; “I thought it might be helpful to set up a call between you and someone in upper management and they may be able to help you better than me at the moment regarding your contract situation etc.”
He assured me that Aaron would be contacting me soon, but he didn’t want to do anything until I spoke with Aaron.
On Oct 11th I received an email from Jason Ledbetter saying that he was a senior consultant and that he would speak to me.
I shared with him our ideal client and some of the tools that I already had set up. On Oct 25th I had to resend all of the images that had already been sent to Ben Stock earlier that month, but Leadevo consultants were still not running any ads at this time. I had already set up a video funnel and forwarded those links to Jason, he started an ad - but there was not good communication as he did not start the add at the beginning of the funnel, in which that is where the request for an email was - he started on the last video. He didn’t say anything about that to me until he turned off the add and I shared with him that I had no email.
A couple of weeks later I was moved to Mike Grossman as my account manager. He came in just before I wanted to do a Cyber Monday special. He ran the ad with out me seeing it and this was the email I had to send him:
Just found the scenic ad - I must approve these immediately after they are made - I just don't understand these mistakes!
The scenic ad is:
1 - the wrong photo
2 - the link does not work
3 - it says wildlife instead of scenic or landscape
4 - doesn't state that the special is just for that image - or the correct image - Mountain Stream
Lois
Mike was running some ads for family photos and I started getting fb messages from Texas and Missouri and North Carolina - obviously we could not do holiday family photos in that area, so the targeting was all so wrong. Of course I had to pay for that mistake through my fb advertising account.
By Jan 29th I had be assigned a new account manager, Adrian Hummel in which I reached out to him right away. Finally by Feb 12th he responded and we had our update conversation on the items I had available to target. He was going to take a look at things and we scheduled a follow up phone call. He missed that call and the next two that I scheduled through his calendly account. He called me and suggested I visit a webinar that evening on engraved jewelry, it would be the next big thing and he was considering that product as well. I did like the product and scheduled 3 more calls after that webinar to talk with him and he didn’t show for any of those calls. In which then I was transferred to Yousuf for a week when I then received a message from Sandy that Peter was going to personally take on my account, in which I should be very honored as he only manages accounts that are 50k a month and above. “But they needed to update my payment method”. Wow - what a slam for all that I’ve been through.
After sharing my concerns Sandy then responded that they would let me go as a client.
It was in all a terrible experience, they are very unorganized, not sure why it takes so many consultants to go through. I set here $6000 less money and no good experience with Leadevo or Peter Szabo
If you are considering using LeadEvo (located in Singapore) owner Peter Szabo, for advertising for your business and are doing your due diligence first; you are smart to try! However, these guys are crafty little scammers, actually some of the craftiest you will find! They set things up right away to look like they might be able to do something for you, which is just what the credit card companies look for when you finally get to the point that you want to dispute the thousands of dollars that you were scammed out of!
This company will lead you through many rabbit holes that leave you empty handed in the end! If you think you are going to get any sort of advertising service out of this company, think again! They tell you everything you want to hear: guaranteed results, million dollar companies, extensive experience, etc. When you finally are on to them and question as to whether or not they know anything at all about advertising, they will cancel on you without warning. Leading you to the final realization that you have been scammed!
If you decide to dispute this company with your credit card company, they will send into them every email and redirection that they sent you down, claiming that you received “the consulting service” from them and even though you received NOTHING AT ALL, they know exactly what the credit card companies look for and it allows them to win the dispute!
The only time you will see any action from the company LeadEvo, is once you go forth with a dispute, which makes since, considering this the only area where they are actually professionals (taking your money and making sure they keep it!) Now I am doing all I can to help YOU avoid this trap!
LEADEVO PTE. LTD. Reviews
$6000 later and they only did 5 weeks of ads, my consultant kept changing every 3-4 weeks - not a single sale and bad service.
It should of been a warning to me, but I didn’t take it. I signed a contract with Leadevo to perform fb advertising for my business. My phone meeting with Peter Szabo, the owner went very well. He was encouraging that my product was great for fb and had great target potential and asked me to feel out some additional information and said my consultant would contact me.
I emailed the general contact email each week starting 7/29/17 and after 3 months and $6000 as they had my charge card number with the contracting signing (that they could not find) I finally was contacted by a person from the company. His contact though was that they could not find my contract and it needed to be resigned - I know, I know that should of been a sign to insist on a refund and jump out. Put I was still thinking about how encouraging and positive my conversation was with Peter. I resigned the information and emphasized that I had already paid for 3 months of service.
Finally on Oct 6, 2017 I received an email from Ben Stock and his response was - you need to boost your current posts. Really, that for $6000?
He’s next response was; “I thought it might be helpful to set up a call between you and someone in upper management and they may be able to help you better than me at the moment regarding your contract situation etc.”
He assured me that Aaron would be contacting me soon, but he didn’t want to do anything until I spoke with Aaron.
On Oct 11th I received an email from Jason Ledbetter saying that he was a senior consultant and that he would speak to me.
I shared with him our ideal client and some of the tools that I already had set up. On Oct 25th I had to resend all of the images that had already been sent to Ben Stock earlier that month, but Leadevo consultants were still not running any ads at this time. I had already set up a video funnel and forwarded those links to Jason, he started an ad - but there was not good communication as he did not start the add at the beginning of the funnel, in which that is where the request for an email was - he started on the last video. He didn’t say anything about that to me until he turned off the add and I shared with him that I had no email.
A couple of weeks later I was moved to Mike Grossman as my account manager. He came in just before I wanted to do a Cyber Monday special. He ran the ad with out me seeing it and this was the email I had to send him:
Just found the scenic ad - I must approve these immediately after they are made - I just don't understand these mistakes!
The scenic ad is:
1 - the wrong photo
2 - the link does not work
3 - it says wildlife instead of scenic or landscape
4 - doesn't state that the special is just for that image - or the correct image - Mountain Stream
Lois
Mike was running some ads for family photos and I started getting fb messages from Texas and Missouri and North Carolina - obviously we could not do holiday family photos in that area, so the targeting was all so wrong. Of course I had to pay for that mistake through my fb advertising account.
By Jan 29th I had be assigned a new account manager, Adrian Hummel in which I reached out to him right away. Finally by Feb 12th he responded and we had our update conversation on the items I had available to target. He was going to take a look at things and we scheduled a follow up phone call. He missed that call and the next two that I scheduled through his calendly account. He called me and suggested I visit a webinar that evening on engraved jewelry, it would be the next big thing and he was considering that product as well. I did like the product and scheduled 3 more calls after that webinar to talk with him and he didn’t show for any of those calls. In which then I was transferred to Yousuf for a week when I then received a message from Sandy that Peter was going to personally take on my account, in which I should be very honored as he only manages accounts that are 50k a month and above. “But they needed to update my payment method”. Wow - what a slam for all that I’ve been through.
After sharing my concerns Sandy then responded that they would let me go as a client.
It was in all a terrible experience, they are very unorganized, not sure why it takes so many consultants to go through. I set here $6000 less money and no good experience with Leadevo or Peter Szabo
If you are considering using LeadEvo (located in Singapore) owner Peter Szabo, for advertising for your business and are doing your due diligence first; you are smart to try! However, these guys are crafty little scammers, actually some of the craftiest you will find! They set things up right away to look like they might be able to do something for you, which is just what the credit card companies look for when you finally get to the point that you want to dispute the thousands of dollars that you were scammed out of!
This company will lead you through many rabbit holes that leave you empty handed in the end! If you think you are going to get any sort of advertising service out of this company, think again! They tell you everything you want to hear: guaranteed results, million dollar companies, extensive experience, etc. When you finally are on to them and question as to whether or not they know anything at all about advertising, they will cancel on you without warning. Leading you to the final realization that you have been scammed!
If you decide to dispute this company with your credit card company, they will send into them every email and redirection that they sent you down, claiming that you received “the consulting service” from them and even though you received NOTHING AT ALL, they know exactly what the credit card companies look for and it allows them to win the dispute!
The only time you will see any action from the company LeadEvo, is once you go forth with a dispute, which makes since, considering this the only area where they are actually professionals (taking your money and making sure they keep it!) Now I am doing all I can to help YOU avoid this trap!